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FAR121 08-01-2023 06:38 AM

Remember the limits are different overseas
 
https://www.ktvu.com/news/united-airlines-pilot-removed-from-service-after-showing-up-drunk-to-flight?

L8Z8 08-01-2023 06:59 AM


Originally Posted by FAR121 (Post 3676120)
Remember the limits are different overseas

Is that what you took from this? I'm pretty sure a BAC of 0.132% is illegal everywhere.

khergan 08-01-2023 07:01 AM


Originally Posted by L8Z8 (Post 3676128)
Is that what you took from this? I'm pretty sure a BAC of 0.132% is illegal everywhere.

No, in Hungary and Turkmenistan you're legally allowed to be blacked out until you walk up to the jetbridge, remember?

FAR121 08-01-2023 07:05 AM


Originally Posted by L8Z8 (Post 3676128)
Is that what you took from this? I'm pretty sure a BAC of 0.132% is illegal everywhere.

didn’t realise the article said they were that much over. What I meant was always respect the 8 hour limit and also that .04 is FAA whereas in most Europe countries it’s 0.0

L8Z8 08-01-2023 07:09 AM


Originally Posted by FAR121 (Post 3676134)
didn’t realise the article said they were that much over. What I meant was always respect the 8 hour limit and also that .04 is FAA whereas in most Europe countries it’s 0.0

https://news.yahoo.com/intoxicated-u...112546348.html

FAR121 08-01-2023 08:20 AM


Originally Posted by L8Z8 (Post 3676136)

thanks for the better article L8. Wonder how his FO or IRO didn’t even pick up on this at the hotel unless they had separate hotels entirely.

John Carr 08-01-2023 08:27 AM


Originally Posted by FAR121 (Post 3676134)
What I meant was always respect the 8 hour limit

It's been beat to death EVERY TIME this happens.

8 hours has NOTHING to do with it. SURE, it's a rule, but ZILCH.

DownSideUp 08-01-2023 09:10 AM


Originally Posted by FAR121 (Post 3676134)
didn’t realise the article said they were that much over. What I meant was always respect the 8 hour limit and also that .04 is FAA whereas in most Europe countries it’s 0.0

Pretty sure the limit rule at United is 12 hours. And, not to be a fuddy duddy, but I’ve learned through the years that layover drinking needs to be limited to literally ‘a’ beer. YMMV.

Grumble 08-01-2023 11:23 AM


Originally Posted by FAR121 (Post 3676134)
didn’t realise the article said they were that much over. What I meant was always respect the 8 hour limit and also that .04 is FAA whereas in most Europe countries it’s 0.0

If you’re at UAL, you may want to brush up in your FOM.

DarkSideMoon 08-01-2023 11:26 AM


Originally Posted by DownSideUp (Post 3676206)
Pretty sure the limit rule at United is 12 hours. And, not to be a fuddy duddy, but I’ve learned through the years that layover drinking needs to be limited to literally ‘a’ beer. YMMV.

I’m hardly a fuddy duddy but If it’s less than 16 hours I don’t even bother with a beer. Just not worth it. Plenty of time for fun at home or the rare 24 hour+ overnight.


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